Articles on doing business in Saudi Arabia: company types and how to set one up, commercial contracts, claims between companies and arbitration. Written by the Usus Law Firm team in Riyadh and Tabuk.
For entrepreneurs and companies: how to choose the right company type and set it up, how to protect your rights with a well-drafted contract under the Civil Transactions Law, and how to use a promissory note to secure what you are owed and enforce it if it is not paid.
- 40 articles in this section
- Last updated: 28 October 2026
- Written by the Usus Law Firm team
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Holding Companies in Saudi Arabia: When You Need One and How to Set It Up
A holding company under the Saudi Companies Law is a company whose main purpose...
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Patents in Saudi Arabia: Requirements, Registration and Mistakes to Avoid
A patent gives you an exclusive right to exploit an invention in the Kingdom for...
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Franchising in Saudi Arabia: Disclosure, the Contract and Both Parties Rights
Opening a branch of a known brand, or letting others trade under yours, is franchising,...
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Commercial Fraud in Saudi Arabia: Penalties, Reporting and Protecting Your Business
Counterfeit goods sold as genuine, expired products or short weight are commercial fraud under the...
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Anti-Concealment (Tasattur) Law in Saudi Arabia: Penalties and Lawful Alternatives
A commercial register in a Saudi's name while an expatriate owns and runs the business...
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Commercial Brokerage Agreements in Saudi Arabia: When the Broker Earns Commission
You introduced a buyer to a trader, the deal closed, and you were not paid?...
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